Reimagining True Stories
March 23, 2023 By Lee Martin, faculty, fiction and creative nonfiction Whenever I asked for something as a child, my father often...
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News & Reviews
FOXES
March 9, 2023 By Karen McElmurray, fiction and creative nonfiction faculty Having a string of days of, well, serious doubt. Doubt about...
Life of a Writer: March 2023
EXCITING NEWS & UPDATES FROM SPALDING'S NASLUND-MANN SCHOOL OF WRITING STUDENTS, ALUMNI, FACULTY & STAFF STUDENTS Judy Harju Galliher’s...
A Pep Talk: Books as Permission Slips
February 23, 2023 by Maggie Smith I recently launched a Substack newsletter called For Dear Life. “For Dear Life” means two things to me....
Pulitzer-winning play COST OF LIVING is the Spring 2023 Script in Common at Naslund-Mann
by Kathleen Driskell, Chair, Sena Jeter Naslund-Karen Mann Graduate School of Writing, Spalding University Also Announced: Faculty Books...
REVIEW: THE LAND OF STONE AND RIVER by Claudia Putnam
Claudia Putnam The Land of Stone and River Moon City Press/ 2022 / 102 pp/ $14.95 Reviewed by Lynnell Edwards / February 2023 Claudia...
New book publications by Spalding MFA Faculty!
By Kathleen Driskell, Chair, Naslund-Mann Graduate School o f Writing Spalding University’s Naslund-Mann Graduate School of Writing...
The Seductive and Enduring Myth of the Plot-driven Narrative
February 9, 2023 by John Pipkin, fiction faculty We’ve all heard the easy distinction frequently made: some stories are plot-driven and...
Of Funk, Fathers, Sons, and Second Books
January 26, 2023 By Douglas Manuel, poetry faculty When I was giving blood for rent, adjacent to flunking out of college, flipping...
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